Metronome 33 BPM (64 bar ) click sound metronom

Описание

Metronome, device for marking musical tempo, erroneously ascribed to the German Johann Nepomuk Maelzel (1772–1838) but actually invented by a Dutch competitor, Dietrich Nikolaus Winkel (c. 1776–1826). As originally developed, the metronome consisted of a pendulum swung on a pivot and actuated by a hand-wound clockwork whose escapement (a motion-controlling device) made a ticking sound as the wheel passed a pallet. Below the pivot was a fixed weight, and above it was a sliding weight. A scale of numbers indicated how many oscillations per minute occured when the sliding weight was moved to a given point on the pendulum. Thus, the notation “M.M. (Maelzel’s metronome) 𝅗𝅥 = 60” indicated that at 60 oscillations per minute the half note would receive one beat. The conventional metronome was housed in a pyramidal case.

LARGO
Çok Yavaş

40-76

Yavaş

ADAGIO
Yavaş

76-86

ANDANTE
Orta Yavaş

86-96

ANDANTINO
Yavaşça

96-108

MODERATO
Orta

108-120

Orta

ALLEGRRETTO
Çabukça

120-136

Hızlı

ALLEGRO
Çabuk

136-160

PRESTO
Çok çabuk

160-208İtalyancası


Anlamı



Hızı







LARGO

Çok Yavaş



40-76



Yavaş



ADAGIO

Yavaş



76-86



ANDANTE

Orta Yavaş



86-96



ANDANTINO

Yavaşça



96-108



MODERATO

Orta



108-120



Orta



ALLEGRRETTO

Çabukça



120-136



Hızlı



ALLEGRO

Çabuk



136-160



PRESTO

Çok çabuk



160-208